Raffles University

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They're always there for us and willing to assist in any situation. It's great that they live on campus because we can easily get their help whenever we need it. The exams are tough but fair, and the way they're set up really helps us learn and do well.

Placement: I had a good time studying at Raffles. The internship and placement team really helps students find opportunities. A lot of students get internships through them and end up getting placed in various companies. Raffles doesn't just offer law courses, they also have other options like Masters and PhD programs.

Campus: The hostel at Raffles is awesome because they give every student their own room. The facilities are great with a gym, TV room, and a nice mess for both girls and boys. The food is really good too. There's a library, labs, Wi-Fi, and classrooms that are all perfect.

Admission: I really love the teachers at this university. They know so much and are always there to help us. The courses cover everything we need to know, even for exams. The teachers are so nice and keep us motivated. They make sure we're ready for any job in the future. The exams are not too hard, just right.

Placement: At our college, they have a special team just for internships and jobs. All the seniors got great job offers with good pay. The internship team is always busy contacting top law firms to help us find placements and internships.

Campus: The hostel here is awesome, it's got everything we need to study well. The campus has really good internet, super fast Wi-Fi. We have this language lab that helps us talk better in English, which is super important. The classrooms are cool, air-conditioned with comfy furniture and projectors. The library is great for research, tons of books and magazines. We even have separate rooms for moot competitions. The food in the mess and canteen is delicious and healthy. The medical facilities are top-notch, there's always a doctor around. And the hostel has all the sports gear we need for games like football, basketball, cricket, and carrom. It's pretty awesome here!

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and always ready to help, coming from top NLUs. They're around all the time to answer our questions because they stay on campus. The courses are set up in a way that helps us learn a lot about what we're interested in. Exams can be a bit tough, but the quality of education is so good that it helps us do well. That's why some students even get up to 9 SGPA.

Placement: Around 75-80% of students in our course get placed every year. Many of us land internships at great companies, high courts, and even the supreme court. Wherever we go in the law field, we get important roles.

Campus: The university has great facilities. Classrooms are well-equipped and there's a friendly environment for students. The library is always updated with new books every month. The hostel has single rooms and there's a doctor on campus 24/7. It's all good here!

Admission: The faculty here is awesome! They're super friendly and helpful, making you feel at home. Some of them are really qualified and explain the subject in depth. Even though there's a shortage of teachers, the ones we have are top-notch with a lot of knowledge.

Placement: The job placements aren't great because the college doesn't work closely with companies and law firms. Students run the placement cell and they have to reach out to law firms for internships and jobs. The university doesn't really help with placements.

Campus: I love the campus! It's huge and full of greenery, making it a peaceful and eco-friendly place. The Wi-Fi is always on and super fast. Each room has its own AC, and all the classrooms are air-conditioned too. The library is amazing! It's fully air-conditioned and even has computers for students to use. They have some rare law reports too. It's a great place to study and relax.

Admission: The faculty here are super nice and supportive. They really care about our success and are always there to help us out. The way they guide us is amazing! The teaching method is great, making learning fun and easy. Plus, there are lots of cool events happening all the time. I'm really happy studying here.

Placement: Raffles University is a great place to kick off your law career. The campus is super pretty, surrounded by Aravali Hills. The placement and internship cell is top-notch - they really go all out to get us internships and jobs we're into. They're always there to help us grow every step of the way.

Campus: The hostel is great with good facilities and Wi-Fi. We have a gaming room, gym, and a common hall with a TV and music system. In winter, we get hot water all day, and in summer, we have air-conditioned rooms. The mess is awesome. The law school building has a moot court that looks like Rajasthan Courts. The library is stocked with E-database, new and old books, and it's open late for research. Great place to study!

Admission: The college is okay. You gotta put in the work during college. Can't always rely on teachers. They're pretty nice and push you to do well. There's a variety of courses, but not many students. Just keep that in mind.

Placement: They focus more on internships than placements. You have to find placements on your own. Only students with great internships got good placements. They're putting in a lot of effort, so maybe things will get better in the next 1 or 2 years. But they do help with internships for sure.

Campus: I really liked this college. It's super peaceful here. Surrounded by hills, so it's quiet. The hostels and campus are all clean and tidy. That's what caught my eye when I first visited. It's the main reason why I'm a fan.

Admission: The teachers at our college lack skills. They aren't assigned specific subjects, but they try their best. Unfortunately, they don't give us enough knowledge. It feels like they aren't qualified. We end up having to study independently and seek guidance elsewhere.

Placement: I wouldn't count on this college for job placement. They don't really help with that. Honestly, it feels like a waste of money. I think going to a private college would be a better choice. We didn't learn much from the courses either.

Campus: I wish our college had more sports facilities. A lot of students who were good at sports lost their skills because there's not much for them to do here. On the bright side, the campus is nice and the environment is good. However, it's a bummer that there's no medical facility. The classrooms are good and they keep them clean.

Admission: The teachers at the institute were really helpful and had lots of experience. They mostly focus on theory instead of showing us how things work in real life, which is a bit of a downside. During exams, they give us good notes to study from. They stick to using books from well-known authors for teaching.

Placement: The job opportunities at the college were pretty good. They offered salaries between 3 to 4 Lacs, which is decent. Companies from different fields came for recruitment. The college even organized pool campus drives. There was a training and placement cell on campus too.

Campus: The classrooms were big and had good air flow. The Wi-Fi always worked well, with strong signal and unlimited data for us. The labs had everything we needed for hands-on learning. And there was a sports field just for us students. Plus, there was always medical help on hand if we needed it.

Admission: The teachers at the college were super helpful and the teaching quality was really good. The student to teacher ratio was great too. I liked how they taught us practical stuff and got everyone involved in class discussions. But honestly, there are better colleges out there for these courses.

Placement: Our batch didn't have any job placements at Raffles College. We were the first group to graduate from there. During internships, we didn't get any stipends. A few students found internships through the college, but most of us had to find them ourselves. None of the companies that came for placements were related to civil engineering. The companies that did come offered non-technical jobs that didn't match our course.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. They have air-conditioned classrooms and a well-stocked central library. The best part is the 24X7 Wi-Fi they offer. The labs are fully equipped and well-maintained. Unfortunately, the civil engineering labs could use some improvement. But overall, labs for other departments are pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They inspire us and make learning fun. The quality of teaching is top-notch. The university organizes lots of cool events like international seminars and competitions. Exams are held per semester, and you just need to pass with a 50% to move forward.

Placement: Students at this university land internships easily. Lots of grads score great jobs and scholarships abroad. It's a great place for career opportunities.

Campus: The university has lots of great stuff like Wi-Fi, air-conditioned classrooms, and projectors. We also have a library, labs, conference rooms, and a seminar hall. The hostel has a mess with good food, plus a canteen, medical help, sports, games, and laundry. It's pretty cool!